<B> Bold tag
<U> Underline tag
<I> Italic tag
In some situations, you can use these tags in email, chat, or other Internet services.
Example:
<Html><body>
<H1> This is the biggest heading. </H1>
<H2> As you go through each heading,
</H2>
<H3> The text size goes smaller, </h3>
<H4> and smaller. </h4>
<H5> Until you have the smallest heading
</h5>
<H6> In which, this heading would be
this one </h6>
</body> </html>
To see this in a actual web page, click here.
<font face>
Type
this to select different fonts that are currently available on your computer.
Caution, other people would not have the text you have mentioned.
Try to have text that everybody would have, like Arial.
It's important to close this command if you want to use a different font. Just type </font>.
Example:
<font face="Arial"> Were putting text
using arial. </font>
<font size>
This will scale your text to different sizes. The values usually are
-3,-2,-1,0,+1,+2, and +3. These numbers will adjust the font size, depending
on their value, from the default font size you set on your browser.
It's important to close this command if you want to use a different size. Just type </font>. Yes, just type </font> twice to stop using the font style and it's size.
Example:
<font size=+2> This text is two times
larger than normal </font>
<font face="Arial"><Font size=-1>This
text is arial, and it's 1 time smaller than normal</font> </font>
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